All approvals of conditional use permits are conditional upon additional reviews, after the use has been established, to determine if the actual detrimental impacts and effects have been mitigated or eliminated to meet the general standards set forth herein and to evaluate whether they continue to be effective in doing so. If the use does not meet the general standards, additional conditions may be imposed to achieve compliance. The planning commission, on its own motion or upon a staff recommendation or after receipt of an applicant's request, may hold a hearing upon the question of modification or revocation of a conditional use permit granted under or pursuant to the provisions of this section. The planning commission may modify the conditions under which the conditional use was granted or revoke the conditional use permit if the commission finds:
A. The actual detrimental effects or impacts are greater than anticipated.
B. The permit was obtained by misrepresentation or fraud.
C. The use for which the permit was granted has now ceased for at least six (6) consecutive calendar months.
D. One or more of the conditions of the permit have not been met.
E. The holder or user of the conditional use permit has failed to comply with any city, state or federal law governing the conduct of the use.
F. The holder or user of the conditional use permit has failed to construct or maintain the site as shown on the approved plan.
G. One or more of the general standards have not been met. (Ord. 12-15, 7-11-2012)